Deadly Philippines quake permanently alters Mindanao coastline
A powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Mindanao, the southern island of the Philippines, on June 8th. The seismic event, caused by a shift in the nearby Cotabato Trench, resulted in widespread destruction, including toppled buildings and landslides.

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AI-generatedA powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Mindanao, the southern island of the Philippines, on June 8th. The seismic event, caused by a shift in the nearby Cotabato Trench, resulted in widespread destruction, including toppled buildings and landslides. Tragically, at least 76 people lost their lives due to the quake. A notable consequence observed by residents was the permanent alteration of the coastline, with previously submerged coral reefs now visible above the waterline.
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4 extractedThe earthquake toppled buildings, triggered landslides, and killed at least 76 people.
Swathes of previously submerged coral were seen pushing above the waterline after the quake.
The earthquake caused the Mindanao coastline to permanently alter.
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake occurred on June 8, shifting the Cotabato Trench.